Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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Dedication Through a skilled educator a better tomorrow is born. His influence will be felt in every- thing that is done by future en- gineers, housewives, architects, airline-pilots, and business men. Owing to such a far-reaching scope of influence, a teacher must have outstanding mastery of his subject and his profession. As an educator he must be con- versant with every aspect of his subject, he must keep up with the current events, he must hold opinions, yet not be opin- ionated. He must be scholar, tutor, friend and disciplinarianp for not one, but hundreds of students look to him for guid- ance. In short he carries the burden of the future. Excelsior High School has been fortunate throughout the years in consistently maintaining an outstanding faculty. Some of the finest educators teach here. This year El Aviador is dedicat- ed to one who stands out as an exceptional member of the Ex- celsior faculty, a teacher who has been more than a scholar, tutor,friend, and disciplinarian. He is a man who combines sin- cerity with a sense of humor, a man who is always prepared to lecture on the pertinent facts of World History, a man whose yellow Mustang is the first on campus, a man who is always willing and ready to give extra help to his students. Born in Texas he obtained both his bachelor and master's degrees at Baylor University. He then came to California and did his student teaching, he remained at Excelsior, and for the past twelve years has taught Social Studies and Business Education. To this outstanding scholar, friend, and disciplinarian goes our special thanks. We respectfully dedicate the 1967-68 El Aviador to lVlr. Will- iam Lantrip.

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